"It would be nice if some people had actually tried Agile"
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Argues that Agile means the ability to respond to big shifts in users, technology or market quickly rather than following ceremonies, claiming many teams never actually tried it; recommends trunk‑based work without long feature branches or pull requests, tight user collaboration and fast feedback loops, continuous integration and a cloud CI/CD pipeline that produces a testable deliverable on each check‑in, and warns that feedback every few weeks or ignoring it proves a team is not adjusting.
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